fletcher, did you pee your pants?> are you sure you didn't pee your pants, mr. fletcher. >> i'm pretty sure i did not pee my pants. all right. that's quite enough! [ laughter ] my crotch is all moist! [ laughter and applause ] now, for the last time, good night and go to sleep! all right! >> his butt peed too. >> jimmy: mr. fletcher is such a lame-wad. anyway, i guess we should go to sleep. i'll see you tomorrow justin. >> okay. hey, jimmy. best friends forever? >> jimmy: best friends forever. [ audience aws ] goodnight. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ it's like rain on your wedding day it's a free ride when you've already paid ♪ ♪ it's the good advice that you just can't take and who would've thought it figures ♪ [ whistling ] >> fallon! timberlake! >> both: sorry. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ "llizzo & caroline smith ] ♪ let 'em say what they gonna say ♪ ♪ they gon' feel how they gonna feel ♪ ♪ and i love it, ♪ i love it and baby hey, ♪ you should too ♪ so let 'em say what they wanna say ♪ ♪ they gonna feel how they gonn

lisa fletcher: what is that in dollars and cents?obert bonnie: it was close to sharyl: along the california coast, 2016 will be remembered for its fires. one of them, sparked by an illegal campfire, burned for 83 days and charred an area four times the size of san francisco. the soberanes fire has been called the most expensive ever fought by the forest service at a cost of at least $229 million tax dollars. "full measure" contributor lisa fletcher went to investigate a natural disaster that burned a big hole in the federal budget. lisa: the picture postcard views around big sur vanished this summer. record wildfires closed the highways and hotels, keeping tourists away from one of the central coast's crown jewels. everyone but the firefighters. >> this actually crossed the creek the night before last. supervisor of the los padres national forest, his job is to put the fires out. bob: the terrain is incredibly complex. it's rugged california with some of the steepest terrain in the lower 48. lisa: summer wildfires in the west have be

. >> tis the season 1400 block of fletcher street sunday 6-inch cast iron main from the 1890s ruptured. swamping the street and interrupting service to several customers. and last thursday, on the 11,000 block of mill brook, homes were flooded when an 8-inch main installed in the 1950s contracted. water department spokesman john did you julio says more than 60% of the city's 2800 miles of water mains are still cast iron. each winter as ice cold water polled pulled from the delaware and schuylkill rivers courses through the rigid pipe cracks

paul >> reporter: hey, shawn.r: heysw yeah, i'm at fletchers ftchers boathouse and we're just east'rt of the area where that hikerha found that violin thathat contained at least one weaponste and what we're told is that t weapon appeared to be an assault weapon either an ak-47 or possibly an sks. now, i want to show you on you n this map exactly where she found this violin and then the t rest of the weapons. it's right here, it's a very v small strip of wooded arearea that runs just on the other theo side of the canal and rig next to canal road and there's no hiking trails there.ls the it's all just wooded area. are and so she was walking along alo and found that violin case and e then the police came in and and they found the the cache of weapons. let's play you now what anna a rose of the u.s. park policek pi told reporters yesterday.rd >> we found i think it was atita least two weapons inside the violin case and the woman thatha found it she happened to just t be hiking in the area, saw saw this pile of debris kind ofnd along canal road near the stone wall.one wall. and she brought

mark segraves is live outside of fletchers boathouse where there has been heavy police presence there. >> reporter: yeah, the woman found the guns about a few hundred yards from where we're standing here at fletcher's boathouse. in that violin case, she fwrout bag here to the parking lot and called police. it turned out there were lots most of guns back in those woods. >> the woman that found it just happened to be hiking in the area and saw a pile of debris. >> reporter: in that pile, the hiker found this violin case with several guns inside. she brought the case here to flet police. the woman then took police back into the woods between canal road and the towpath where she found the violin case. >> out of caution, we cleared the area to make sure there were no bombs or anything that would threaten anybody driving here. and we found multiple other weapons and ammunition. >> reporter: in the woods, police found more handguns and long guns as well as extra ammunition. all in bags and buckets. the search had canal road closed for hours. police say with the inauguration just days away, t

canal road is back fletcher's cove. brad bell is there to explain why it was closed for hours this afternoon. this is an unusual one. a couple of hundred yards in woods that way is where this afternoon a woman taking a walk taking a walk spotted a violin case. she was curious. she opened it up and inside she found guns and brought it back here to fletcher's and called police. look at the video. look at the response. the police rushed to the scene. guns and they went to the spot in the woods they found many more weapons. we are told they were long guns as well as pistols and ammunition. they don't know how long they were there. they don't know why they were put there. they are doing the research and the investigation to figure out where they were registered, who owned them and how they came to be in this place. they are concerned about this and aare applauding the woman -- they are applauding the woman who saw something and said something. in fletcher's cove, brad bell, abc7 news. larry: thank you. if crews are on the sc

the man who rode red rum to two of his three grand national wins, brian fletcher, has died.e was 69. fletcher won the national as a 20—year—old in 1968 aboard red alligator, but will be best remembered for his back—to—back wins at aintree on red rum in the seventies. england captain alastair cook will meet director of cricket andrew strauss tomorrow, but no decision on his role as test captain is expected to be made. cook admitted to having "questions" over his position during the recent 4—0 series defeat in india. our reporter tim peach is with the one day squad in mumbai. the meeting is part of the debriefing process that england hold after every series. there have been calls for cook to resign, though it is understood we will not hear any decision from him until next month. england's one—day team have been playing here in mumbai. jonny ba i rstow playing here in mumbai. jonny bairstow gave his backing to his test captain. you are questioning a guy with an 11,000 test runs, the most decorated england test match we've ever had. and to be questioning him so much about whethe

brent: that was racquel fletcher from quebec city, canada.germany, there will be the general election in september, and the parties are getting ready for the race. angela merkel has been chancellor for 11 years and has had no obvious challenger until now. the social democrats have a new leader. they think he can unseat merkel as the former president of the european parliament, one consults -- martin scholz. does he have what it takes? reporter: it is all about martin show. he is completing -- getting ready for a new campaign. he is very careful about his wording, concerning relationships with the american president. >> donald trump is the democratically elected american president. as such, he is entitled to the respect officially due to him, but our values and treaty relatiave must also be respected. i expect that of the president of the united states. reporter: as far as domestic policies are concerned, scholz's key phrase is social justice. >> in one of the most -- prosperous countries in the world, we have distribution of wealth. we need t

coach andy reed coaching the most in nfl history, fletcher talk and sproles talking t to a cowboy. the kelsey that stands out is not jason. it's his brother travis of the chiefs, scoring from andy dalton, afc, 20-13. finally, check out downtown atlanta, the sendoff for the falcons as they head to houston and superbowl 51. the falcons touchdown in houston this afternoon. there's matt ryan making his first superbowl appearance with tom brady and the patriots. patriots the favorites to win the superbowl. >> tired of the patriots. >> so are eagle's fans. >> a high school senior from virginia hit the jackpot with military schools this year. timothy park got a total of four yeses from some of the toughest military schools in the nation. >> i'm feeling amazed right now. >> park comes from a strong military background. his father was a lieutenant colonel in the reserves and his grandfather treated the wounded in the korean war. his first choice is west point but he will keep his mind open to other schools. >> impressive young man. >> new questions about who might be banned from the united

kiss, kiss, kiss. >> fletcher would be best in a home with somebody who is going to exercise him.y who has another dog. >> finally daisy. daisy gets a day out. >> she's one-year-old. she is rescued from a high risk home in the south. she needs older children. she definitely has a lot of energy. >> it's a sweet idea and seems to work really well. >> if you like to adopt daisy, contact providence forever home. >> it was a little crazy. that was a close call. next, "right this minute." ♪ >>> and still to come, he's been quarantined for five days with the mumps. >> you can imagine he's going absolutely crazy. >> if i get bothered of sitting in this car, i can -- in this chair, i can run over here and sit in this one. >> see how a little snapchat make for good medicine. >>> plus, why this demo day goes down a little differently. ♪ i love it and baby hey, ♪ you should too ♪ so let 'em say what they wanna say ♪ ♪ they gonna feel how they gonna feel ♪ ♪ but i love it, yeah i love it, ♪ ♪ baby, hey get well chosen deals at target, like buy any two annie's products, get one free. shhh! laug

next, emma fletcher tweeted a cheerful video message... we are the fletcher family in chester.e middleofjanuary, and wonder if you've got any tips for us with toddlers. thank you! first, visit explora il museo dei bambini, as it calls itself, full of fun, interactive exhibits for small children, and free for the under—fives. next, there's the villa borghese bioparco. although rome's zoo is modest, the reptile house is always fun, and warm injanuary, too. and for an ice cream at a price that won't send you into financial meltdown, giolitti, an elegant institution at the heart of rome and well worth the inevitable queue. drjs baug is heading to europe from his home city of mumbai. i'm travelling to lisbon for a business meeting, and i have a full day free. can you suggest the best tour options to see lisbon? start in the elegant city centre, known as bayelsa, mostly built in the 18th century. then explore the hills to the east with the original moorish quarter of alfama. from there, tram 28 planks its way westwards across the city and clambers up to the chiado district, perched o

lisa fletcher: coal has fueled the economy of southwestern pennsylvania for more than a century. >> for generations, our families have been provided for. lisa: coal country is now trump country. donald trump: we're going to put miners back to work. lisa: do you worry about how are hanging their future on his words though? >> the economy doesn't support what's being said. they're in for just another hit. darrell issa: president obama is not going softly into the night. sharyl: like the post-election retaliation against russia, the obama administration is also holding open the gates of gitmo , and allowing a u.n. vote condemning israel for its settlement activities. josh bolten: the outgoing president can do a lot to make it either easy or difficult for the incoming folks to operate, and most outgoing presidents tend to do some of both. sharyl: welcome to "full measure." this week president-elect trump held a press conference. most of the questions and much of the post conference coverage had little to do with many of the key concerns of americans. but we have different questions. will we

i'm lisa fletcher. i'm in the "7 on your side" phone bank and we have a team of attorneys asking questions on elder care. primarily care. veteran asset protection to estate planning and guardianship issues or maybe you have a special needs issue like trusts for parents of children with disability or how to get government benefits for children and adults with disabilities. our teams can answer these and the other legal questions you might have. give us a call. 703-236-9220. jonathan: all right. thank you. the next story, this woman needs an attorney. not sure if she has one. she will need one. she assaulted a police officer with a tampon. i am not making that up. investigators were responding to a fight in st. petersburg when the 28-year-old cora fields threatened to throw the product at the officer and she did. she hit him in the shoulder. don't laugh. she did this. then she tried to run. the officers used a stun gun to stop her. this will be in a movie of the week at some point. the question after you

i'm lisa fletcher in the "7 on your side" phone bank. tonight we have a team of attorneys answering your questions about elder care. that could be anything from questions about medicaid and veteran benefits to escape planning or incapacity planning, like getting a power or attorney or medical directives in attorney. pick up a phone if you have a question and give them a call. 703-236-9220. alison: great resource there, lisa. thank you. well, you know, a mystery has been solved in white marsh with the help of a keg of beer. larry: maybe the first time that has happened. hang on. it started with a kidnapping of sorts of a popular bar mascot. kathleen kairns explains. >> the red brick restaurant is well known for the food and the beer but something else that everyone talks about that disappeared on tuesday. among the regular customers -- >> i call mr. fireman. >> so word spread quickly when he vanished. >> my fireman is missing. is there so the search began. >> an older gentleman. mr. fireman is probably pushing 60, 65. he is frame. he is a

we getting started with james fletcher tracking the rain. this way. we will talk about the weekend. >> that will make things work for everybody. sorry to say it's going to be wet. more on your weekend forecast to come. right now storm tracker for showing scattered showers about the bay. light in nature. the coloring showing light green. we had moderate to heavy rain early this morning. this is pockets of yellow and orange. right now being left with light rain. tracking along the entire stretch of 580. the rainfall rates are on the low side, even if you're underneath some of this stuff. one, possibly .2 inches per hour. very light rain. the delta is getting some of that right now as well. not too much for places like martinez, concord, walnut creek. over toward hayward and fremont as we look at the east bay shoreline, not a lot of activity there. driving should be a little bit better for you now that you don't have the heavy rain coming down. the south bay has been hit or miss all weekend long. on the right-side of the screen, we do have slig

we will check in with him in a moment but first let go to james fletcher in the weather center.s south along the coast. showers will decrease during the day and temperatures will be cooler. dry weather returns for late week and into early next week with temperatures rebounding back to near seasonal averages. rain chances potentially return by the middle of next week. >> temperatures past sunset drop considerably. down to the 40s at first. into the overnight hours, temperatures drop to the 30s. a lot of cold air behind this storm. here's the live shot from the golden gate bridge. water droplets on the lens and the damp roads out there. we've got rebecca with more on team coverage talking about those advisories we are tracking. >> we are actually still tracking the russian river. i just checked. the crest is at 36.4 feet. that is much improved. we saw the crest over the 37.8, so it's definitely going down. we hope by 4:00, that's when it's going to be completely below flood stage. we will continue to monitor that. coastal flood advisories, as i step out of the way, you can see it'

. >>> now let's get to james fletcher looking at more damage from trees coming down this morning. >>>his was the scene we saw throughout marin and sonoma county. this particular one, you see a tree coming down on a car. now windows on that car were broken. the roof obviously pushed in. luckily, nobody was inside. as the tree came down, it took down power lines as well. again, nobody seriously hurt, although there was damage done to the roof of that house. we are told only minor damage. next video, we have the scene out of marin county. a tree branch falling on power lines. that knocked out power for about 100 homes. the rescue crews who arrived at the scene ended up on the side of the road in a ditch because they say the rain was coming down so hard they could barely see. they had to deal with that as well. and then in novato, a massive tree coming down on novato boulevard. the size was enormous. it blocked both lanes of traffic. as you can see, it was pretty bad for a time. mark? >>> in the east bay, downed trees in fremont. crushed some patio furniture, knocked over another tree, bu

i wish i was here latejessica fletcher. there is, 1 million americans, i can read it. a much biggerfont. americans, i can read it. the daily mail has a much bigger font. that is what i need. let's move over to that, terrorist fast train to britain. security flaws allow anyone to get to the uk without a passport. how? an interesting story, anyone on the eurostar would remember that you go through very strict audit checks in brussels before you leave belgium rather than when you get to britain —— border checks what it says here is if you get on in brussels and say to them, you are only going to the next stop, which is lille in france, within the schengen zone, which doesn't require a border check, you can say you are going to lille and stay on all of the way to the uk and evade all of the checks between belgium and the uk, which the daily mail says is a risk in terms of terrorists and criminals being able to exploit the loophole. it says at the bottom of the front page that the bottom of the front page that the lille loophole was closed when it was revealed in 2011, then

we will have james fletcher with more on the forecast and just a moment .mergency crews have made it to the scene. we have the three left lanes blocked. look at this long line of heavy traffic in the area. it stretches through the tunnel into orinda approaching the caldecott. make sure that you leave early to avoid it. it looks like traffic may be be -- may be getting by in one lane openly. it is just a reminder that you need to be careful this morning and watch your speed. as i zoom out, you can see cal -- lafayette walnut creek looking good. right now it is about 29 minutes for the total trip from walnut creek to the maze. expect that to go up. i will be tracking the accidents , drive spot -- drive times and hot spots and i will have another report in a few minutes. >>> thanks a lot robin. new information about the robbery of kim kardashian . it may have been an inside job. french police have confirmed that investigators think it was an inside job. the chauffeur and the chauffeur's brother were among 17 people arrested for the robbery. the two worked for

our senior investigative reporter lisa fletcher. she broke the story last july that even the replacement bags will eventually have to be replaced themselves because they are defective. now the recall is getting bigger. she joins us now with more on the story. the story gets bigger and bigger. lisa: ford expanded it again this morning and added 18,000 vehicles to the inflated recall for north america. they can send shrapnel to cause catastrophic injuries and death. but honda has been the most impacted by the air bags. honda added 702,000 vehicles to bring it to 11.4 million hondas and acuras on the recall list in the u.s. while this phase of recalls was planned the ford vehicles and the 772,000 hondas were added to it based on what honda says were recent defect information reports from takata. we don't have time to read the entire list of the newly added vehicles and the model years but it does include certain acura m.b.x.'s, r.l. and t.s.x.'s, c.r.v., pilots, civic, ridgeline, cross fit and even gold wing motorcycles. for ford it in

last season of the bachelorette when aaron's brother jordon won the season, getting engaged to jojo fletcher. during that season we learned that aaron and the family were estranged. now an article in the new york times brings a little more insight into the story. aaron's father ed tells the times "fame can change things" aaron allegedly stopped talking to his family members at the end of 2014 when he started dating olivia munn. arron told reporters recently he doesn't think it is appropriate to talk about famly stuff publicly. inauguration countdown. four days away from welcoming a new president.. john? john live tease >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. right here at 6:00, monday morning, two major breaking news stories while you sleep. first, a deadly crash killing dozens. what turned a routine cargo flights into a tragedy. plus, the country no offloading prisoners from guantanamo bay at president obama's request. larry: and it's the final stretch, four days until donald trump is inaugurated. the mad -- to the finish line as crews get every

the woman found the case hiking near fletcher's cove. it didn't have an instrument inside. it was filled instead with guns. police swept the area and found more weapons in the woods. they are now looking into how the guns got there. jonathan: the man convicted in the charleston church shooting spoke for the first time in court today. he was sentenced. dylan roof told a jury he will not lie and tell them and despite what he says the lawyers say, there is nothing wrong with him he wanted them to know that. the prosecutors say roof wrote in a jailhouse journal he does not regret killing nine black bible study members. maureen: california prison officials will not release any information on the condition of mass murder charles manson other than say he is alive. the 82-year-old was rushed from the corkrin state prison to hospital in bakersfield yesterday. the two prison vans outside the hospital tonight. jonathan: coming up next at 6:00, a plan to shut down construction projects for two weeks in the district. the reason and why the plan is somewhat scaled back. maureen: we are e

they join fletcher cox aon peters named to the team last month. it's this sunday in orlando, florida. >>> this man made the most of the severe weather in california. mark gomez drove his jet ski through the streets of fullerton. he is a professional stunt person too. he said t stunt took twoatem tempts >> melissa would you give that a try? >> in your dreams. >> not going near that thing. >> no, and things are drying up here around telaware valley. looking at stormtracker 6 live doublecan still light rain and not as bad as it was yesterday and last night with the heavy rain still jersey from toms river, down to surf city and atlantic city, as the slow nor'easter pulls on out and the picture sky 6 hd from the temple university camera, looking at the temple universit skies with the nor'easter pulling away and some locations lacey township, 2.62 inches of rain. toms river, 2.33 and 1.89 in atlantic city and close to an inch of rain in philade with this storm system. temperatures north and west of town are in the 30s and 40s, 35 in tannersville for sla

joining us now is daniel drezner, professor of international politics at the fletcher school of diplomacy at tufts. professor drezner, appreciate you being here tonight. i know you feel like you're a little bit in the middle of a storm right now. >> i'm obviously better off than the syrian family that my synagogue was going to be hosting when they come into this country so it's a relative thing. >> this was a sponsorship planned by your congregation? >> right, in concert with the hebrew international aid society. we were planning to bring in i believe two families to resettle them. we received an e-mail explaining because of the executive order that was going to be coming out that program would be suspended. >> so what sparked the profanity you later apologized and the anger that gave rise to it. >> it was something good we could do for a situation for a situation where the united states hadn't handled syria terribly well and you can talk about the appropriate way of coping with that but there's no denying particularly our allies have had to shoulder more of the refugee burden than the un

. >> tis the season 1400 block of fletcher street sunday 6-inch cast iron main from the 1890s ruptured. swamping the street and interrupting service to several customers. and last thursday, on the 11,000 block of mill brook, homes were flooded when an 8-inch main installed in the 1950s contracted. water department spokesman john did you julio says more than 60% of the city's 2800 miles of water mains are still cast iron. each winter as ice cold water polled pulled from the delaware and schuylkill rivers courses through the rigid pipe cracks can form. >> nowhere to expand. >> right. there's no expansion and contraction with it. >> reporter: it just breaks? >> they just break. iron has more give. >> reporter: on boston street just about all city repairs and replace many projects ductal iron pipes will be used as replacements more flexible less likely to break in the extreme cold but fully replacing the old pipes all over philly -- >> they'd have to tear up of street in the city to fix it. probably don't have the money for that. >> reporter: that's not happening. >> i don't think so. >> r

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the discovery was made interior boathouse at fletcher's cove in northwest dc.er called police and when they did a search of the area, investigators say they found another case full of guns with ammunition. >>> let's talk about the weather forecast. i know some of you have heard sue palka say the word snow. >> haven't had to say it too much >> i know. >> lay it on >> probably the first time most of us will see a coating, maybe an inch. not a lot. >> an inch >> you know what? it causes problems sometimes. if it's not treated it can turn into ice on roads. that's why we're highlighting it. it may be around at the time of the morning rush hour friday. we could see snow at the noon hour tomorrow as flurries, not anything that would cause problems but let me show you the system, it's not a big organized system. it's what you see streaking out of nebraska across st. louis into illinois, moving quickly on upper level jet stream winds. it will get in here. again, lots of winter weather advisories very posted to you are our west. in these winter weather advisories maybe

a woman found a violin case near the boathouse at fletcher's cove in northwest. when she opened it, there was no violin. what she did find was two guns. she took the weapon to the accident boathouse and called dc police who went back to the location and found another case full of guns. ca. the roads have since been reopened >> a crackdown on try to tamper with the court issued gps monitoring devices. dc's mayor signed a bill that close as loop hole and allowed criminals to tamper with the devices without consequences. anyone who violates the law can face up to six months in prison. the new law comes days after the man accused of murdering a dc yoga instructor failed to show up to get his gps monitoring device for another case. >>> the virginia legislature isn't even in session and already there's a controversial bill on the table. the physical privacy act says transgender people would not be able to use facilities of the gender they identify with inside government owned buildings. bob impartial said it has nothing to do with disliking members of the lgbt communit

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lisa fletcher took the pulse president. lisa: mount pleasant is about as texas as it gets. and proud of its main street american values. it's where cattle was king. hard work handed down through generations. and where opportunity is still as open as the texas sky. >> a lot of people around here, they are dreamers.! you know. you have a vision in your head of what you want and they went after it and did it. here ot of our industry is all independently owned businesses. lisa: mark's business is barbecue. and outlace is -- outlaws is an mount pleasant landmark. for four decades they served heaping portions of texas barbecue and a side of conversation. >> it's a good place to gather round and just have a good conversation. lisa cloon in texas, political debate can be as hot as a habernaro pepper. this election was no different. in the end, the county went two for one for trump. the prospects for the new add, -- well, that's still a hot topic. >> there is hope coming. things will get bert. >> jim supported trump. but the bitterness of a brutal election still lingers. >> when th

near fletcher's boathouse in northwest d.c. a woman was woods near the boathouse yesterday, when she found a violin case.. with guns inside. she called police, who quickly arrived. freelance photographer johnny bivera took photos of the violin case. u.s. park police searched the area.. which is near the c-and-oh canal. they found more guns.. along with ammunition. they're trying to determine where the weapons came from. police say they're glad someone who saw something actually said something.. especially a couple of weeks before the inauguration. a pilot and his wife are seriously injured, after the crash of a small plane in brookfield, in southeastern wisconsin. their six-month child is ok. the famiy is from virginia, but it's unclear exactly "where" in virginia. the plane was starting to take off when it ran off the runway and hit a parked s-u-v with a trailer attached to it. the family was about to head back to virginia after visiting relatives in wisconsin. the f-a-a and the n-t-s-b are investigating the crash. right n- co

and brian fletcher has died at the age of 69.8 world cup team. what was he hired for? this was the england 2018 attempt to win the bid, the votes to host the 28 world cup. it was held in december, 2010, ending in humiliation for england, winning just two votes. i understand in the run—up to the vote in 2009, christopher steele was hired by the bid officials to provide intelligence on fifa and specifically on russia, england's big rival. russia went on to win the bid and will host the world cup in 2018. christopher steele was providing bid officials with that intelligence. we also understand through the reuters news agency that in the summer of 2010, christopher steele met with the fbi in london. the eurasian crime department of the fbi, and he provided information to them about his work involving world football, and that in turn, say reuters, helped give credibility, credence, to christopher steele's reputation in us law enforcement and intelligence circles. is it a surprise that this sort of digging would be happening in the wor

a six-inch water main broke on east fletcher street around 11:00 this morning. crews made repairs out there. two customers were without water service for a few hours. >>> erika, we are dealing with that cold and wind throughout the weekend. how long is it going to last? >> the good news is, we will see a break by tuesday into wednesday as a warm front makes it into the region. however, denice, we still have to deal with really cold conditions, dangerously cold, through the overnight hours. notice another look outside at the wind turbines. you have to understand the winds are very strong, northwesterlies ranging never between 15, 20, 25 miles per hour. so if you look at the bottom of your screen you will see your local neighborhood forecast. notice again northwesterly winds are strong right now and i want to show you something. we're mainly seeing 20s on average but look at lehigh valley. even though the average we're seeing are in the 20s, we are seeing light lake-effect snow flurries moving in. here's your satellite and radar image. we're seeing plenty of cloud

this one in the 1400 block of fletcher street. workers responded shortly after 7:00 this morning, philadelphia's water department confirmed two customers did lose their water due to the main break. their services weren't restored until about 8:00 tonight. at last check, crews were still repairing that main. >> and yesterday's snow is still causing some trouble in part of the area. there are several school delays for tomorrow, and you can see them scrolling on the bottom of your screen. the snow is ushering in an arctic blast of air for us, "eyewitness news" at cooper river park in camden county, not a fun night at all to be outside. everyone is bundled up, as you can see there, along the ring. lauren casey here to show us how bitter cold it is going to get. >> lauren? >> natasha, yes, this morning we had our coldest low temperature of the season so far in philadelphia. we dropped down to 15 degrees. fourteen in the lehigh valley. we woke up to five in mount pocono. and after that cold start, we had our coldest high temperature of

they will join fletcher cox and jason peters named to the pro bowl team last month.he pro bowl is sunday in orlando. ly. >> perhaps this is what the flyers needed. last night claude giroux scored the game winner in overtime. the flyers beat the islanders three-two. before that victory the flyers have lost 12 of their last 16 games. they will visit the rangers on wednesday. >>> and that's a look at sports. >> thanks you ducis. >>> cecily tynan with the "action news" forecast when we continue in just a moment. >> we have a northeast and how long is it going take before it gets out of here. >> well, it's going gradually get better overnight but even tomorrow lingering clouds and drizzle. so, the next time we see the sun is wednesday. it's a low process. >> been a long time isn't that forgot what it looked like. to many track six life double scan showing right now philadelphia areas south getting a break from the heavy rain. we'll have another batch of rain moving in overnight but we do have a round of some heavy rain right over the garden state parkway, from surf city t

. >> reporter: alarming you jay 1400 block of fletcher street sunday a 6-inch cast iron water main from the 1890s ruptured flooding the streets and interrupting service to several customers. last thursday, on the 11,000 block of mill brook, homes were swamped when an 8-inch cast main from the 1950s ruptured. more than 60% of philly's 2800 miles of water mains are cast iron. water department spokesman john diguilio says it's a good material but rigid broken to cracking in the winter months. >> the water we're pulling into the system treating at our plant and putting into the distribution system is at about the same temperatures as the river. so -- >> reporter: nearly freezing. >> nearly freezing. >> reporter: that's putting the pressure on these pipes? >> correct. >> reporter: replace many pipes on boston street and elsewhere in the city made of duct al iron. far more flexible able to withstand ice cold winter water. as for repairs on this block and more important restoration of water and gas service homeowners are asked to be patient. >> you miss those things when you don't have them. >

. >> james fletcher is at the breaking news desk with what we are finding out about the shooting ande will have more on it as we go through out the morning. >>> 7:32 is the time. another story we are following this morning. let's take a look at that. this is what the president is doing with immigration. >> his actions are having a big impact on people in the bay area . many vowing to fight the president's new policies. about 100 people gathering on the status of san francisco city hall. they are voicing their displeasure with the recent decisions. >> people are very concerned. people will already been cleaned from their homelands and have come here dpz93.and f very vulnerable hnu3wmlwithin t immigration status now feel even further vulnerable and targeted and attacked. >> those gathered at city hall vowed to oppose the president's new policies. >> and track president trump revealing more on his thoughts on torture and his claims of massive voter fraud. >> he appeared on 2020 for his first sitdown interview since becoming president last week. >> he reiterated many campaign promises f

another water main break happened just after 7:00 yesterday morning there is one on the 1400 block of fletcher street. philadelphia's water department says two customers lost waterfowling the break, crews repaired this main around 8:00 last night, water has since been restored to both customer. >> new this morning, police are investigating after a man is found on the amtrak train tracks in north philadelphia. police tell us, amtrak worker found the man with a head injury lying on the tracks just before midnight near broad and glenwood. he was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. no word on how that man got on the tracks, or if he was hit by a train. >>> dozens are returned off a train in new jersey's florence township after a fire breaks out. it happened on river line train at the florence light rail station in burlington county. officials say flames started around 6:30 last night. we're told 40 passengers on the train at the time of the fire. but thankfully forks one was hurt. >>> the man who allegedly opened fire into florida airport terminal and killed five people is expec